The Shoreline Almanac
Vol. I, Autumn 2026. A printed field guide and record of the coast from the Thames to the Pawcatuck: made to help you notice the season here, take part in it, and remember what the shoreline was like this fall.
Tides, daylight, the season's farms and dates, civic information, harbor bearings, and an eight-page record of the regional economy.
The internet can tell you anything. The Almanac gives you one season here.
A look through
Five of the 40 pages, straight from the press files. Scroll across and open any one to read it full size.
What's inside
Keep it on the counter and use it all season. The reference pages come first, with seasonal reading for when you sit down to plan.
Tide tables for September, October, and November. Sun and moon for the whole season. The bearings chart, shellfishing by town, and the town and water numbers worth keeping by the phone. Two pages of notes at the back are yours.
Where conditions stood the day the book closed, the quarter at a glance, and the season's dates worth marking. Pick-your-own farms, corn mazes, haunts and tree farms. Civic Watch lays out ballots and closures, plus the days collection moves in each town. The Ledger is an eight-page register of the regional economy. Every figure is dated.
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